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Lockney Senior Center News

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Wednesday, July 5, 2023
Body JOY DALRYMPLE | SPECIAL TO THE HESPERIAN-BEACON NOTE NEW SUMMER HOURS The Lockney Senior Citizens Center is open Monday,Wednesday and Friday 11:30 a.m.–1:00 p.m. We will still be delivering to shut-ins on Tuesday and Thursday.
HUMMINGBIRD FAVORITES Hummingbirds are drawn to dine on the nectar of flowers like phlox. | MELINDAMYERS.COM

HUMMINGBIRD FAVORITES Hummingbirds are drawn to dine on the nectar of flowers like phlox. | MELINDAMYERS.COM

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Plan and Plant a hummingbird garden

Melinda Myers
Wednesday, July 5, 2023
Body Whether you are making some late additions to your gardens or planning for the future include some hummingbird-favorite plants. Select plants and create combinations to attract and support them with a season-long supply of nectar.
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Floydada Chamber gives scholarships to two Floydada students

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Wednesday, July 5, 2023
Body The Floydada Chamber of Commerce scholarships are chosen annually by the Chamber board and are given to students who have volunteered for events throughout high school. Selected for the Floydada Collegiate ISD Class of 2023 were Tatum Glassock and Izaih Alvarado.
BEACH READS Ryan Crowe of Floydada sent this photo of him and son Wesley at the beach in Ventura, California. | CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

BEACH READS Ryan Crowe of Floydada sent this photo of him and son Wesley at the beach in Ventura, California. | CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

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BEACH READS

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Wednesday, July 5, 2023
Body WHEREWILLYOU BETRAVELINGTHIS SUMMER?Take your Hesperian-Beacon along with you and send us a selfie! All submitted photos will be entered into a drawing for a one-year free subscription. Plus — you may end up on Page One! Contest runs weekly through August 31, 2023.
TORNADO CLEANUP Wayland Baptist University students helped clean up debris along US 70 that the Matador tornado left as it ripped through the city on June 21. | Photo by Dr. Robert Moore/ Wayland Baptist University

TORNADO CLEANUP Wayland Baptist University students helped clean up debris along US 70 that the Matador tornado left as it ripped through the city on June 21. | Photo by Dr. Robert Moore/ Wayland Baptist University

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Wayland students help clean up Matador tornado debris

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Wednesday, July 5, 2023
Body PLAINVIEW— Several Wayland Baptist University students traveled on Saturday with College Heights Baptist Church’s youth group to Matador, where they cleared debris strewn along US 70 by a tornado that ripped through the city June 21.
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